Christmas is coming and before you know it, it will be February. And that means interiors trade fair season!
Decoration + Design and the co-located Flooring & Finishes with ATFA will return to Sydney in 2014, from 5-7 February in a brand new location: the Royal Hall of Industries and Hordern Pavilion at Moore Park.
Decoration + Design encompasses a number of exclusive features, including THE EDGE, a leading Australian design and innovation competition open to emerging designers. Design: Made: Trade is a curated forum showcasing some of the best art and design studios Australia has to offer and is a new feature of Decoration + Design Sydney.
The International Seminar Series has its biggest ever line-up, including: Chris Lee (Hong Kong), founder and creative director of Asylum; Nigel Coates (UK), architect, interior and product designer; Lucy Hayes (UK), trend expert and senior design editor at WGSN Homebuildlife; Angela Ferguson (AUS), managing director of futurespace; Babette Hayes (AUS), interior designer, stylist, lecturer and author; Ian Moore (AUS) of Ian Moore Architects; James Treble (AUS), of Treble Studios and Channel Ten’s The Living Room; Scott Weston (AUS), of Scott Weston Architecture Design, and Shannon Fricke (AUS), well-respected interior designer and stylist.
The SALON Champagne Bar is new to the event in 2014, offering a networking hub — a place to relax, reflect and talk business in an informal environment.
WHERE: Royal Hall of Industries and Hordern Pavilion, Moore Park, Sydney
WHEN: Wednesday 5 February, 10am – 5pm; Thursday 6 February, 10am – 5pm; Friday 7 February, 10am – 4pm
Register online at www.decorationdesign.com.au
WIN
I have 5 tickets (worth $50 each) to Nigel Coates’ seminar and 5 to Ian Moore’s seminar, to give away. For your chance of winning, simply comment below who you’d like to go and listen to and why, by midnight on Friday 20 December 2013.
Comments
Hi Jen – thanks for all your hard work this year. would absolutely love a ticket to Nigel Coates seminar, Love to hear the international speakers and their perspectives.
Sarah